Boletin de Las Leyes del Imperio Mexicano, O Sea Codigo de La Restauracion V4 (1865)

From the beginning, a story unfolds, and as it does, simple events lead us to a place where all fathers live. Single fathers making a transition, re-organizing their lives as I, too, have done. Countless fathers all doing their best to create homes for their children, and doing it alone. The stories are short yet lead us in our journey. aLucky Daysa tells of a down-and-out working guy in need of help to see his children. aWee Wee, Mademoisellea speaks of a fatheras frustrationa]and humor. aMommyas Weddinga offers a rare glimpse into a childas perception. These are single dads making their way solo, often labeled by society as adeadbeat dads.a This book, instead, applauds them. I am not perfect; I am just one guy amongst a legion of men attempting to do their best to raise their children. Forget adeadbeat.a I put my money on the aupbeat dad.a